Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-01
ORT SHORE NOTES.

IIcl IAdtlCclSlakcf, Oh IJdrlnlOfe, LOOK
in the fair.
r. a. Fox, Of Towner, has been taking
in the fair.
II. S. Edison of Larimore attended the
fair and races.
r. w. Main of Towner county CANE
down to the fair.
Richard McMahon::of Bartlett was in
the city Tuesday.
X. L. Elmer, Churchs Ferry, was
down TO the fair.
w. NJ. Leggett of Benson, Mimi, is a
quest at the Benhan.
Mayor Scofield, Of Minot, was in the
city during the week.
The LAarimore base ball club registered
at the Benham House.
The Lakota base ball club were guests
at the Lakoview Hotel.
Jacob p. Hager, editor Of the Willow
City Eagle, took in the fair.
"A. ". Lieben, of Blunt, Dakota, was
in the city for several days.
II. c. Green, the United States survey
or, was in town on Thursday.
E. A. Cody, of Winona, was registered
at tho Benham house this week.
w. A. Hillhouse, of Bottineau, was q
guest at the Lakeview yesterday.
Judge Dana, of Bottineau, came down
to see the fair, returning Saturday.
Lieut.. w. II. G. Bowen came over from
Fort Totem on Wednesday evening.
w. S. Stockdalc, the we'll known COM
mercial traveller, wa in town this week.
j.. A. Ely and daughter, OF Towner,
were guests atahe Benham yesterday.
Al. Stadc and sister, of G rand Harbor,
came down to attend the fair yesterday.
Robt. Cairns. 10 running q general
store at Langdon, camein on Thursdays
train.
S. S. Titus. cashier of the Citizens
bank, Grand Forks, wal in the city
Friday.
Coutts Marjoribanks camo down from
his ranch on tho Mouse river to take in
the fair.
III. w. Boutell, formerly a partner of
\. III. Maynard, arrived in the city last
Thursday.
Alex Cardin, bro!her-in-law Of Frank
Converse, arrived in tho city Wednos-
day evening.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Campbell, OH Saturday morning, October
l, 1887, a o n
Mayor Cramsie was over Thursday
and Friday to attend the agricultural
show and races.
Miss Ida Pew and Miss Angie Park
er came down OH the excursion train
from Cando to tho fair.
Editor John w. Bennett, of the Notti-
neau Pioneer, came down on Tuesday to
take Ill the fair and races.
Nick Krantz, representing Carson,
Piric & Co., Chicago, was interviewing
his customers this week.
i. w. Lair, of the Turtle Mountain
Times, was i'll the city Friday and wit
messed the Poole. Echlcs race.
The county commissioners will hold
their regular quarterly meeting at the
county building OIL Monday next.
Attorney r. Il. Noyes, ofGrand Forks,
came upon vest erday's excursion train
from the east to take in tho races.
n. Balch, of Chicago, registered at tho
I4akeview Hotel, and has been engaged
in inspecting wheat at the elevators.
w. ID. McClintock, clerk of the dis.
trlct court Of McHcnry county. came
down OH the excursion train yesterday.
Misses Starkwcather and Boden have
been in town for two or three days in
attendance upont the fair and stock show,
DR.. Camp is preparing to open Il drug
store on Fourth street in tho bnildinp
recently occupied by Brcdcnbeck, the
Ijewelcr.
j. w. Clinton, editor and proprietor O
the Ogle county Press, Polo, Illinois.
made this Office II pleasant call on
Wednesday.
Judge Hardee came down from Candc
OH his regular weekly trip, and called
at the 1NTER-OcEAN Office to replcnisl
his depleted supply o flegal blanks.
Mr.. Frank w. Wilder returned from
Boston, Mass, last Friday evening. 1Ie
went to Grand Forks on Wednesday, anC
then goes to Boston again on business,
Frank Hunter. who has been in the
employ of Sam Dodd since last spring
on tho limo of road west Of here, came in
on Wednesday. He is looking we'll and
!, happy.
Capt. Frank ID. Baldwin of Fort Tottel
!. came over on Thursday to look after hi:
exhibits at the fair and tn,
, coming ofthe Minnie II. on n SPECIAL tril
Friday.
Mr.. Hamm, formerly editor of tin
Winnepeg Call, is in the city. Mr.
Hamm is here forthe purpose of lookin,
up the interests Of some Of his Englisl
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J.. Cameron returned
Monday evening from their weddin,
3 trip, and have gone to housekeeping a
the orn of Sixth street and Kcll,
avenue.
John \. Percival and w. A. Hamilton
, have purchased the Graham building
and have moved it from Richardson